.gdbinit

# I would like to express my gratitude to William B. Zimmerly for his article:
# https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-gdb.html
# in which he describes examples of macros.
# From there this gdbinit was taken.

set history save
set history expansion
set history size 2048
set disassembly-flavor intel

source ~/.gdb/setup_arch.gdb

set $CONTEXTSIZE_DATA = 2

source ~/.gdb/set_colors.gdb
source ~/.gdb/breakpoints.gdb

define argv
	show args
end
document argv
	Print program arguments
end

define stack
	info stack
end
document stack
	Print call stack
end

source ~/.gdb/reg.gdb

define func
	info functions
end
document func
	Print functions in target
end

define var
	info variables
end
document var
	Print variables (symbols) in target
end

define lib
	info sharedlibrary
end
document lib
	Print shared libraries linked to target
end

define sig
	info signals
end
document sig
	Print signal actions for target
end

define thread
	info threads
end
document thread
	Print threads in target
end

define u
	info udot
end
document u
	Print kernel 'user' struct for target
end

define dis
	disassemble $arg0
end
document dis
	Disassemble address
	Usage: dis addr
end

source ~/.gdb/com_dump.gdb
source ~/.gdb/ctx.gdb
context-on

define hook-stop
	# Calls "context" at every breakpoint.
	context
end

define hook-run
	# Attempt to detect the target in case gdb was started with the executable
	# as an argument.
	setup-detect-target
end


define hook-file
	# Attempt to detect the target again since a new binary has been loaded.
	setup-detect-target
end


define hook-core-file
	# Attempt to detect the target again since a new core has been loaded.
	setup-detect-target
end